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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06
w Z osob zalozono Towarzyst'

w Z osob zalozono Towarzyst-
wo = danny mu imie Wolnych
Strzelc6w gen. Langiewicza: Me
mysle tn wcale o 7o~morzys:,Die Strzel.
Langiewicza 10 New Iorku. kapi-
tanem obrano naturalnie dimisyo-
nowanego kapitana, i znow sic
leje........piwo Ia dobro......
Ojczyzny ~ Lecz tn juz ME przes-
laduj ia srogich Moskali tn juz
padaja o6ara czystej krwi Holen-
d~erczvcy.
Nastepnie pisza konstitucya.
81. mniej wiecej opiewa: ,,lz wSzys-
cy, W razie ydy O%jczyzna zawez-
vie W %potrzebie, staniemy, jake
jeden MAJ by bronit praw pogwaf
co lych, a w}asna piersia stawimy
opor tyranom naszym Brawo!
Ola podniesienia Towarzystwa,
trzeba urzadziG ball. Przyszedl
czas balu. = w pofowie zabawy,
muzyka umilka, kapitan W n.undu-
z galowym wystepuje pred front
~roZ"lnleleJ llhll, d zaho''iehueio-
wawszy = BocsnoSN p%rezentuj =
bron! = w krotkich s}owach pre-
mawia:
,Wobec zas}ug, po}ozonych ola
Ojczyzny Tow. Szrz. Langie~icza
dekoruj waleczna piers pierwszego
porucznika z}otym orderem Vrtuli
Mi1itaris. "(wyraznie Militoris zam.
Militari.D Przypinajac zas ten z}oty
medal naturainie sprawiony kosz-
tenn tegoz %porucznika, z}otym
gwozdziem do wat}ej piersi nAsze
go ~bohatera, wrecza mu p%ozwolenst-
wo n~oszenia tegoz, PREY pefnym uni
formie Towarzystwa.
Dokohczenie nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06
SzESC PRAWD

ktore naopet hek me'zy6 powl-
MEN pod utratq lm1enla Polaka
Chociy2 Vase sic oburza,
My swoim zwyczajem
tajdactwa Wasci
Sviatu og}aszajem.
Niewielkie Zwiazku czyny,
Lecz wnios}e So cele,
Azatem ME chc,ej Zwlazku
Utarzac W popiele.
Ostatnia iskre ognla,
Jasniejsza, Iii zfoto,
Nazwana przez lud wierny
Ojcow naszych cnota,
Tulim W sercu gleboko,
By lei wrog ME zalaf,
Bys Je) nam ME rozrzucll,
Kiedys sic ~rozszalat.
Daremnie mas straszysz
Rykiem Slisza osfa;
30 nam dis plzewodzl
Ia jedna mysl wzniosfa,
Re z naszych zachodow
Przysz1osc COS skorzysta;
lie gdy mysli zwiazku
w sercach sic rozpala,
Vase gmachy plekielne
z hukiem sic zawala.
Go tylko zbroi
! SIisz wyrzutek,
lego ME uwiehczy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06
DOBROBYT " TEXAS.

Nc. Dade, lex, Ia WrZesnla.
JUL dawno zamysla}em do
niesc cokolwiek o naszej
okolicyj, lecz zdawafo sic, Re
tn Tic wa1niejszego sic ME
dz;eje, jak gdzieindziej ma
swiecie. Dzisiaj n~areszcie ze-
brafo mi sic cokolwiek mate
ryatu do pisania, lecz wiecej
o sobie, nil O inuych.
My tn W Texas, a zwfa-
szcza W lasach. jwiekszy
zysk many z bawelny; W
potnocnych krajach naturalnie
Q pszenicy i zyta i t, p.
Je2ell kto oszczedny i pra-
cowity, to tn W Texas W pare
lat przyjdzie do wfasnosci i
dorobi sic }adnego majatku;;
zawsze predze) mole tn go
pomno1y6, nj gdzieindziej,
boo ME potrzebuje tn IA bu-
dynki ma passive d.,a byd|a
ma zine du1o wyk}adac, gdy3
tn czasami zima tax ciepfo
Jest, jak W lato.
Nadmienie tel Maisterkowi,
czem ia sic trudnie.
Nam swoja wlasna winnice.
oh 'jmujaca l3 morg, | nadto
HAWAI- pola do gospodarstwa,
ma ktorem sieje bawefne i
kukurydze.
Mieszkamla mill Cd miasta
Nc Dade, gdzie nam m}yn Cd
maxi i gym do bawe}ny, kt6ra
rozmaitrmi maszynami oczysz-
czaja i W bale prasuja; wszyst-
ko idzie para.
Bardzo bym sic c'eszyf,
gdyby kt6ren czytelnikow
W1arusa [bo pewnie du2o ich
mnie zna], je1eli kiedy bedzie
koleja tedy przyJezd2ai, mnie
odwiedzif. Nam duaa piwnice,
a W niej zapasy wilma, i to sta
rego, vice moglibysmy sob1e
pc polsku pociagnac Radbym
byf, gdyby sic W tutej szej 0
kolcy wiecej Polak6w osiedli-
10, DO jestem tn sam jeden.
ia pochodze z Podgorza
pod Toruniem, W Prusach Ia
chodnlch, i pred 8 laty mic
ME posiadafen, a dzisiaJ mann
wystarczajacy majqtek, tax "
mogibym i bez roboty dobre
2ycie prowadzlc.
Ma frzyszfy raz wiecej Maj
sterkowi napisze.
st. Kuawski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06
Blogi skute&.

Blogi skute&.
ChoG sama klatew
Los nam przykroil,
Mnieisza-byle Bog Icka
W rozum przystroif.
Mi'osc rodzinAej ziemi,
Czyste SERGE ludu
Promo bedziesz sic kusif
Poclagna6 do brudu.
Mozesz plersl rozedrzec,
Wnetrznosci obfaziG,
Mvaesz przebic to SERGE,
Lecz ME mo2esz skaziG.
Czes1aw syn Bambra
cd P0nanla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06

1nne zn6w gazety pisa, ie
B i smar k ma BYE rozjemca W
tej sprawie, ! 10 na,nawia Auvtrya,
ably pozwolita Rosyi gospod"rzyc
W Bulgaria, a ssma posunefa sic
z Bosn' dalej W kr"j ,urecki do
Saluniki. Ale ~, k'cdy , Wtochy
znowu ma ten wypadek chc'aiby
cos urwac Austryi. TAX VICE, je-
4eli SO ta spruwa uiagodni, to
kosztem Turcyi; ma sic rozumic6
gdy Austrya ia to przyrtanlr,
ably Rossya zagospodarowata sic
jej pod bokiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06
co skYCHAG?

w minionym tygodniu thu
kfa sic pc Amoryce p~ogfoska, jak-
by miedzy Francya a Niemrami
%wybuchfa wojna. Powod do niej
data %doniesiona telegrafem wiado-
mosc, il kiedy wojsko %francuzkie
manewrowato mad granica niemiec.
ka W leslie, rzadowy lesniczy ME.
miecki zastrzelit dwoch Aofnierzy
francuzkich, majac ich "a kiusow-
nikow czyl1 zfodziejl zwierzyny.
Istotnie pc tym wypadku gazecla-
RE francuscy zaczqli dac W TRADE
%wojcnne, lecz skohczyfo sic ma
bury W szklance woody, DO Rad
pruski przekonaf F%rancuz6w, IL
zaszfo tylko polatowania godne
nieporozumienie i niema najmniej-
szego powodu do wojny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06

Armia rosyjsha jest obecnie
Gaia W ruchu, Rad bowiem bez
hafasu, bez zapowiedzi, ~zarAadzlf
naraz pr6bna m%obilizacye sity
zbrojucj ladowej i morsk'ej. Wsze-
die odbywuja sic name Sry, rezer-
wisci zgfaszac sic musza do swyoh
korpusow, W Odessie czynia proby
z tadowaniem woJsk ma okrety,
jednem stowem, W eaten puhst vie
ruch niezwykiy. Minister wojny,
Wannowskij, zwiedza fortvfkacyo
okolic War,za~y Ztamtad jednak-
4e coraz w,ecej wojska cofaja ma
Wsch6d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06

Rzqd niemiech postal par
okretow wojennych Ma wyspy S IL
moa Oceanic spokojnym, ably
zazadac acknowledgements z powo-
du, ze tam obralono niemiec.
k'ch obywatell i zniewaIono cesa-
RIA niemieckiego. Wkroczenle flo
ty niemieckiej = jak Rad ME.
miscki zapewnia ME naruszy
bynajmniej rownouprawnienia
Nicm1ec, Anglii i Ameryki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06

w Bulgoryi, na SWAT spo-
glada z niepokojem, mic sic ME
zmienito. K-iaze K oburgski rzadzi
jak u slcbie, a r6tne pahstwa
~sprzeczaja sic o to, czy poz wolfe
Tub ME, ably go Turcya i Rosya
zmusity do opuszczenia kraj u. =
Ma sic rozumiec, ze wobec ~roznych
podmawiah i agitacyj giosno os
wiadczaja, te zadnego rosyjskiego
ami tureckiego komisarza do siebie
ME wpuszcza / zbrojnie sic opra
wszelkiej przomocy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06
Winonski Bank

~Oszczednosci.
The Winona Servings Bank
Druga al. miedzy Main Center.
Bank ten bedzie pfacif pro-
cent cd wszelkich depozyt6w,
poczawszy cd jednego dolara,
cd l grudnia 1885 r.inadal.
Wypozycza pieniqdze ma ME
ruchomosci..
Czfonkowie Komitetu:
VIM. Widnom, prezydent,
G. A. Morey, Wiceprezydent,
r. A. Rising, skarbnik.
Il. M. Kinney, R. B. Basford,
j. II. Jenkins G. j. Camp.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-06-11
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Pure KantuckyWhisky
Monarch N

The subscriber has opened a
place Of business for the sale Of
the abave goods, IN the building
on White Oaks Avenue, nearly
Opposite Weeds store, and res
p%ectfully s%olicits a share of public
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-21
GAINESVILLE.
an Old Settler Dead-An Assault Case in
which Much Interest is Manifested.
Soootoi +o tbo Eoyo++,

an Old Settler Dead-An Assault Case in
which Much Interest is Manifested.
Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, Ten, Jan. 20-Died, at
his home near Era, in this county, Tues
day, January Is, 1887, Mr.. John Waltz 9,
aged eighty-three years. Deceased was
born in Barron county, Ky, and in 1906
his fathers family moved to Tennessee,
where H. 1924 the subject of this notice
married Miss Rhoda CnIsom, VINO still
survives him. In 1888 Mr.. and Mrs.
Walling came to Texas, locating in
NacogdOches county, where they lived
until 1886, when they moved to Rusk
county. Then MIR. Walling established
q ferry on the Sabine river on
the Marshall and Henderson road,
and yet known as Walling's ferry.
In 1853 his family moved to Limestone
county, and thence to this county, where
they have resided ever since. He served
with Gen. Houston in the war of indie
pendence, was promoted for bravery on
the field of battle, and engaged in many
q conflict with the Indians during his
frontier life.
A negro boy was riding horseback this
morning anu while moving at rapid
gait across stone crossing the horse
slipped, falling upon the boys foot,
crushing it so badly that amputation will
be necessary.
The case OF the state against W. W.
and Mrs. Matte Johnson, charged with
assault upon two little children, has
been called number of times in the
county court, and postponed until next
Wednesday. There seems to be consid-
cradle stir over the matter, and an inter-
ested crowd of spectators is about the
courtroom whenever the case is called.
The defendants have been released from
custody on bond of $500.
A rumor came yesterday afternoon that
a gang of illicit distlllers had been cap
tured IN the Territory, but Deputy Mar
shall Johnston and others in a position to
know can give no information nor learn
anything as to the truth of the report.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-21
GUARDING AGAINST A RUSE.
A Careful Watch Kept Over the Anaf CHI
ist Spies to Prevent His Marriage.

CHICAGO, LII, Jan. Pot is currently
reported that last evening an effeminate-
looking, tall and lightly built young man
with fair complexion and smooth face had
presented himself st the Jail door and
asked to be admitted to see Spies. He
was refused, but continued to plead, and
finally made the astounding admission
that be was woman. 1t is stated that
she was given the alternative OF quietly
returning home or 81 once incurricgs ar
rest for disappearing in masculine
apparel. The former was quickly
chosen. Jail Clerk Price denies the
occurrence absolutely. The sheriff g
deputies are, however, said to be taking
measures to Checkmate ruse to smuggle
justice of the peace into the jail, and
while Miss FsDIandt is present, during
the hours when the condemned anarchists
are allowed out of their cells for exercise,
to have the ceremony performed through
the wire screen separating the visitors
cage from the Jail proper. The idea IS
that number of visitors would be
crowding around them to hide Spies and
Miss VanZandt from the officials during
the minute or two necessary to complete
the ceremony.
SPIES FREE LOVE VIEWS.
CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. pa reporter for
local paper called last evening at the
VanZandt residence and was received by
Mrs. VanZandt, who said she would
speak for her daughter. Her attention
was called to an interview with Spies
wherein he said: CATER all the refusal
to permit the ceremony makes little diff
ference. 1t is only mere ceremony of
empty form and will not change our rela-
ton in the least. The young lady has two
liberal ideas to be affected by despotic
order, and with her scquiesence, remem-
Der we will waive all ceremonies, and
when the time comes we will live as hus-
band and wife,
Spies said ne was a believer in free love
in the spiritualistic form.
Mrs. VanZandt's eyes flashed as she
said: 81 would rather see my daughter
lying dead before me than living on such
terms with any man. l would kill her
with my own hands first. If that is the
kind of man Spies is, am glad we have
found it out in time"
Mrs. VanZandt intirhated that measures
would be taken to remove her daughter
from the city for some time. She said
they would probably remain away until
the anarchist case was finally disposed of
in the courts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-21
g. tn. ~

If yonr Liver is out of order, then your whole
system tSderanged. The blood Is impure; the
breath offensive, you have headache, feel Ian.
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serious condition, take at once S. L. r. ~
If you lead a sedentary life or suffer with
Kidney affections AVOID stimulants and take
S. L. Z. sure to relieve. *
If you have eaten anything hardsof digestion,
or feel heavy after meais or sleepiess at light,
take S. L. r., and you VIII feel relieved and
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If you are miserable sufferer with Constpa-
ton, Dyspepsia and Biliiousness, seek relief at
once In S. L. r. 1t does not require continual
dosing and costs but9atrife. 1t Will cure you.
Ifyou wake up in the morning with,a bitter,
bad taste in your mouth, take S. L. K.ssIt cor
reefs the bilioas Stomach, sweetens the breath
and ansesefhc furred tongue.
Simmons liver Regulator is given with safety
and the hsEpfest results TO the most delicSte
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-21
An INDIAN SENATOR DEAD.

The Leading Politician CT the Cherokee
Nation Passes Away.
Special to the Gazette.
TAHLEQUAH, I. T., Jan. Ex-senator
Albion Spears, one of the most prominent
young men in this nation, and well known
throughout the country, died at his resi-
dence in this district last night of gastric
fever. His death causes Il vacancy in the
senate of the nation. He was s Mason,
and had held more high political posi-
tons than any young man OF his age
among the Cherokees, being about thirty
wears old. He was a member of the
board of educatisn for term, was secre-
tary to the chief for about five years, and
was elected to the high position of SEN
ator from his district about eighteen
months ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-21
WILL CHECK THE WHEELS OF JUS.
TICE.

The Criminal U .urt at Fort Smith Will
Have to Suspend Business for want of
Funds.
Special to the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, Jan. 20.-Congress
having failed to appropriate money to
run the federal court here during the ap-
preaching February term, Judge Parker
will be compelled sometime during Feb
ruary to call in the deputy marshals from
the Indian country, as the Jail is already
full of prisoners awaiting trial, some OF
whom will likely be turned out because
of thu inability of the court to give them
hearing. The calling in of the marshals
Will leave the Indian country at the mercy
of criminals, but the court will have no
other alternative unless the government
can furnish funds to keep the wheels OF
Justice moving.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-21
Crows Spreading Hog Cholera.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.Jan .20.-A prominent
farmer writing to the state boa:d of agri-
culture to-day, says he has abundantly
demonstrated the fact that hog cholera,
now prevailing in many parts of the state,
is frequently spread by crows carrying
the flesh OF hogs dying of this disease and
dropping 1t where healthy hogs find it
and eat it. He urges an amendatory
clause to the contagious diseases act,
compelling the immediate burning or
burying of all hogs dying from this dis
ease.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-21
Teunessee's Contest.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 2O.-The
Tennessee legislature officially declared
W. c. Whitthorne elected senator for the
term ending March 4. One ballot was
taken for the long term, resulting: a.
A. Taylor, As; W. B. Bate, "a; A. Il.
Marks, %; G. T. House, 16; j. Z. r.
Sneed, 10; S. F. Rose, ;. There was no
election. A. A. Taylor is Republican,
the balance are Democrats.